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Toronto is, finally, supposed to get a proper snowstormtonight. Anticipating the worst, Bixihas announced that they are temporarily closing the entire bike share network, as of 6 a.m. Friday. They’ll start up again “as soon as conditions are safe for operation,” predicted to be by the end of Saturday. Safe riding everyone.

A couple of weeks ago, the Star discovered that now-former Chief General Manager Gary Webster had written a report, on Rob Ford’s request, explaining why light rail was a better option for Sheppard than subways. The mayor stuck that report in a drawer, rather than sharing it with the TTC board or the public, but the full text is now available online, courtesy of transit writer (and Torontoist contributor) Steve Munro.

And while Toronto wrestles with transit planning, increasing density, and understanding what attracts business to particular areas of the city, here aresome infographics from MaRS on local startups, where they are located, and why they cluster where they do.